The book explores the lives of photographers who risked their lives to capture images of the war, including those taken by the Nazis and the Soviet Union. The book also examines the role of photography in shaping public opinion and influencing political decisions. It highlights the importance of preserving historical records and the challenges faced by photographers in capturing the truth about the war. The book begins with the outbreak of World War II and follows the experiences of Polish photographers who were caught up in the conflict. Despite the danger, they continued to take pictures, often at great personal risk, to document the events of the war. Their work provides a unique perspective on the conflict and its impact on civilians and soldiers alike. Throughout the book, the author highlights the bravery and determination of these photographers, who risked everything to capture the truth about the war. He also emphasizes the importance of preserving historical records and the challenges faced by photographers in capturing the truth about the war.

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